Reimagining Tzedakah for the 21st Century - Where Do You Give?

Connecting the nonprofit world with news, jobs, and ideas. The Giveaway provides news and analysis on how people and foundations are donating their money.

Jewish texts for social justice. A project of American Jewish World Service.

The blog of American Jewish World Service.

To assist organizations progress as they adapt to the changes and challenges of the 21st Century, eJewish Philanthropy was launched in 2007 as an on-line publisher and a facilitator of resource mobilization serving the Jewish communal world.

Learning to Give is the world’s leading developer of lessons and resources that teach giving and volunteerism, civic engagement, and character through service learning.

GOOD is the integrated media platform for people who want to live well and do good. We are a company and community for the people, businesses, and NGOs moving the world forward. GOOD’s mission is to provide content, experiences, and utilities to serve this community. GOOD currently produces a website, videos, live events, and a print magazine. Launched in September 2006, the company has garnered praise for its unique editorial perspective and fresh visual aesthetic and is quickly positioning itself as a significant new voice in our culture.

The philanthropy blog of Lucy Bernholz.

JCrowd is a revolutionary new way for Jewish and Israeli causes and startups to raise money and gain support.  Because of sophisticated online social networking features, it taps a tremendous resource at a grassroots level, a resource that is otherwise difficult and expensive to access.  JCrowd enables project owners to leverage their social capital to help fund their initiatives.  JCrowd.com is a privately held company located in Israel with a subsidiary in the United States.